Reality Warping

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Reality Warping

Macy as the Source using this power to create an alternate reality where Mel was the daughter that Marisol gave up instead of her

Effects

To change and alter reality as desired

Trigger

Intent
Will

Alignment

Neutral

Overview[]

For a reality warper, nearly all things are possible and almost anything they want can be done. This ability can manifest in many different ways including changing physical aspects, changing memories, manipulating powers and changing the flow of time.

However, even the most skilled reality warper is not omnipotent and destiny cannot be cheated. No matter how many events they change or how different the circumstances are, reality warpers cannot stop events that are fated to occur. Also, while reality warpers could give their victims new or altered memories, they could still regain those memories by experiencing grief over loss. According to Harry Greenwood, "negative or painful thoughts light up more parts of the brain than happy ones". It is also known that drinking from the memory potion in the Memory Vault will also help in regaining lost memories and prevent one's memories from being altered through reality warping, as shown when Mel and Maggie Vera kept their memories intact after drinking the potion, despite Macy having rewritten the timeline as so that she had never been resurrected.

History[]

Macy Vaughn as the Source[]

After taking on the immense power of the Source in "Red Rain", Macy Vaughn developed this ability and first used it to heal Niko Hamada and erase all of the mortals' memories of the events that led to her becoming the Source.

In "The Source Awakens", Macy displayed the ability to manipulate reality in order to alter the timeline at her own discretion, without the limitations of the Invoking the Moirai spell, such as making it so Marisol Vera never died. However, upon meeting Marisol for the first time, the curse of the Necromancer took its toll and Marisol died in her arms as a side effect. Macy later rewrote the timeline as so that Mel Vera was the one that Marisol had given up instead of her. Despite this great power, Macy's new timelines were unable to prevent destiny from reasserting itself, meaning that anything that happened in the original timeline would eventually happen in the new ones, no matter how many times Macy tried to change it. Eventually, Macy rewrote reality so that she had never been resurrected which resulted in a dystopian, dark timeline. This timeline was ultimately undone when Mel and Maggie Vera used the Balance Restoration spell to go back in time to when the Power of Three had been broken.

The Tomb of Chaos[]

The prison dimension coined the "Tomb of Chaos" has the ability to warp its own reality to distort the perception of those imprisoned. In "Witch Way Out", TBA

In "Spectral Healing", TBA

In "Chaos Theory", TBA

The Enchanted Egg[]

In "Witchful Thinking", TBA

Inara and the Unity Bowl[]

In "Be Kind. Rewind.", it was revealed that after Inara had reclaimed the Power of Three and smashed the new Unity Bowl, she was able to manipulate reality to create her version of a perfect world: all mortals were transformed into plants, only magical beings lived on and roamed the Earth with altered memories, and even the Vera-Danso Charmed Ones had their memories and active powers stripped from them, and just blissfully accepted the way things were alongside the other magical beings. While Harry Greenwood successfully led the Vera-Danso sisterhood to regain their memories by first leading Kaela Danso to recall her grief over Dev Banerjee's death, it was later revealed in a confrontation between Inara and Jordan Chase that her reality warping had been a mere "one-time deal", presumably when she had broken the bowl, and she could no longer manipulate reality even if she wanted to.